Orange County Crime Debate
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•Candidates running to represent coastal O.C. district are going head to head on crime
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Republican Scott Baugh and state Sen. Dave Min (D-Irvine) are vying for the seat representing the 47th Congressional District, which includes Irvine , Newport Beach , Costa Mesa , Laguna Beach and Huntington Beach .
Republicans have seized on crime as a potential way to appeal to voters and flip the highly sought seat.
The conservative Congressional Leadership Fund released a television ad criticizing Min 's yes vote on the Safer Streets for All Act .
Supporters say the law was written to prevent police from profiling loiterers.
A recent poll showed Min 's most frequent open-ended mention was "DUI" or "Drunk driving".
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